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[Atrix 4G General] Mustang302LX:
Sounds like a great comment from a non-Atrix user? Maybe I'm wrong though?

The Atrix is fine for people who like to tinker. The only thing we can't do is overclock our processors and change ROMs every 3 seconds. Other than that I have free tethering, no ads, root, no bloatware, free webtop thanks to a hack and a pseudo-ROM/theme loaded. Yeah too bad I can't tinker with it. *eyes rolling*
[Atrix 4G General] robwscott83:
NICE!!!!!! glad someone finally said something... I mean sure u can't load cyanogen but with the way things are going with these "pseudo" roms if cyanogen put some effort into making one of those for the atrix would that not be a sufficient fix??? Because lets face it doubt the BL will be unlocked soo instead of putting all that effort I to unlocking it how about taking g advantage of the capabilities that we do have.... ???? Just sayen
[Atrix 4G General] Mustang302LX:
Haha didn't really mean to come off as a jerk but I'm just sick of reading people's posts in the ATRIX forum hating on the phone. If it's not the phone for you so what go to the forum of the device you like!

I hope to also see some cool themes/pseudo-ROMs made available. At least we have Ken right now working his butt off on GingerBlur!
[Atrix 4G General] robwscott83:
yes he difinitley is i was following that thread for a bit but i saw that with the latest release i believe it was beta7 (at the time) webtop for th laptop dock was disabled and i have the LTD so that is a feature that i definitely need... do you know if its a RC yet???
[Atrix 4G General] neotekz:
i have an atrix, i guess we just have different opinions on tinkering...i do like the change roms often and be able to upgrade to the newest android version without having to wait for the manufacture. theres so much more you can do when you open up the kernel, most of the bugs that people are having would be solved if the devs can get at the kernel. Why do you think developers are leaving the Atrix? there's only so much you can do with a locked bootloader. i never said i hated the phone(i wouldnt of bought it if i did) i just dont think it's a good phone for modding but hopefully that will change...
[Atrix 4G General] bimmerboii:
same with mine.. the ATT version of the Atrix must be loaded with crapware making the phone slow down. My Bell version flies right out of the box, even when using Motoblur!
[Atrix 4G General] -Roze-:
+1 I agree, Atrix = speed :D I've rarely felt lags if any at all
[Atrix 4G General] Mustang302LX:
It's still in Beta at 7.2 now. However I believe the webtop that was removed in the previous version was the hack to make it work with just an HDMI cable so you don't need the dock to make it work. I am on 7.2 and I have the webtop hack installed and it works perfect on my TV through just the HDMI cable.
[Atrix 4G General] starvinmrvn:
I am really enjoying the ATRIX. I was starting to get a little burnt out on installing new ROMS every couple days or weeks. This is however my first Android phone...coming from the WinMo forums...This phone is like night and day compared to my old Tilt 2.

People have such harsh and strong opinions on everything on forums. These 'reviews' should be read as objectively as possible. :eek:
[Atrix 4G General] Scoop3:
Welcome Brother :D I'm in the same boat =P tilt 2 to atrix is an amazingly wonderful jump ~!
[Atrix 4G General] Smallsmx3:
I came from a captivate where roms are readily available. I enjoyed flashing and it was awesome to see how a device can mature. But the kernel development is where things truly shine. But even after all the flashing I just felt like things didn't quite work right. I thought it was the fact that 99% of the roms were based off the international galaxy s.

I love my atrix. Everything works. The battery life is awesome. The phone really flies. Motoblur sucks but its been taken care of. As long as we get more roms ill be happy. Unlocked bootloader would be nice but I don't see it happening
[Atrix 4G General] Welshy992:
Has the op even attempted to restore the phone back to stock?
[Atrix 4G General] lockheedload:
Locked bootloader, crappy screen, not really 4g, motoblur, lag, cheap materials, buggy fingerprint scanner, etc. The Atrix is garbage.

-Sent from my Galaxy Tab
[Atrix 4G General] spuzzum:
i was skeptical at first but now i am glad i got the atrix. This phone has a great display, amazingly fast processing, and a great battery at 1930mah. This phone last through the whole day with heavy use. I've had a few phones and this one will be powerful enough not to become outdated in six months like most of the other phones running 1gb processors with 500-700 mb of ram. Yeah it has a locked bootloader (for now..maybe not forever) but you can root it in about one minute maybe less which allows for some personalizing. You don't have to worry about motoblur, run adw or launcher plus pro. Adjust the settings and they fly like the wind. You have 1gb of memory, you can run 30 apps at time without bogging down.

Ck the specs and compare.

I'm very happy.
[Atrix 4G General] juzz86:
That's Motorola's fault?
[Atrix 4G General] FLAC Vest:
Well it isn't my fault.... aside from the network speed, the screen isn't good, the back of the phone brings no support in case of a drop, the camera is ok, not next Gen material, and tthe front facing camera is horrible.
[Atrix 4G General] Mustang302LX:
Coming from someone who owns a Galaxy Tab that doesn't mean much lol.
[Atrix 4G General] 1.ATRIX-in-PT:
The ATRIX 4G is super !

I bought my ATRIX one week ago when I was in FT-Lauderdale and took it back home to Portugal. Unblocking was easy and now it is running perfect with my Portuguese provider.

The ATRIX is a very nice smartphone. Super speed and no complains with anything. Nearly anything, because it is sad that all synchronizing software is for Windoz systems only. Specially as Android is a Linux based system. Anyway we Linux people will manage this.

So I can highly recommend it for everyone who like to spend some (more) Dollars for a phone.
[Atrix 4G General] xateeq:
I have used Xperia X10 (with and without Mod) before switching to Atrix.and also used some other phones but didnt owned them.

From my point of view every thing just 2X-5X.increased.

that leaves with only one problem i am facing battery life.

Other then that thing will only get better as new firmware will release and improvments are on their way.
[Atrix 4G General] lockheedload:
My bootloader isn't locked. How about you?

-Sent from my Galaxy Tab
[Atrix 4G General] sagerox:
I have had my atrix for a month and have none of the issues people are completing about. I love this phone.
[Atrix 4G General] G-Man.:
I just lol'ed
[Atrix 4G General] BravoMotorola:
Hmm...is your Atrix smoking weed? Mine has none of the issues you have listed.
[Atrix 4G General] captaincanada84:
Neither has mine. Not one issue at all.
[Atrix 4G General] stewartsoda:
Do you guys ever miss your hardware keyboards on your Tilt 2? I'm about to make the jump from a FUZE and I think that's the only thing I'll miss.

Well, that and the roms. :rolleyes:
[Atrix 4G General] cvschleich:
I came from a straight Tilt (I KNOW!) and I was afraid I'd miss the keyboard also. Now that I've got the Atrix, I haven't looked back once. In landscape mode on the nice big screen the keyboard works great. Even works well in portrait using swype. Swype takes a little getting used to but it's pretty amazing for quick input.
[Atrix 4G General] stewartsoda:
Yeah you're right. The soft keyboards on this thing are pretty good. I think I can get used to them pretty easily.
[Atrix 4G General] kpfury:
I flashed everything back to stock 4.1.26, then updated to 4.1.57, rooted it, installed Go Launcher EX, froze apps (including MotoBlur) through Titanium Backup Pro, auto-ended other apps through Task Manager... I really don't know what issues people are talking about. The phone flies, absolutely no lag whatsoever, and I EASILY go from 6am to at least 11pm on a single charge, heavy use. I think the battery has actually improved since the 1.57 update...

I'm getting an Inspire as well as my backup and hack phone, and the dev community looks great w/ a ton of cool roms for the Inspire, but looking at the Atrix as a standalone device, I really can't find anything wrong w/ it. Size, performance, battery are awesome :)
[Nook Color General] BlackHoleSlam:
Hey guys I am having a.guy on here ship me his nook color after a deal we made so I will root and dual boot android.is it like just flashing normal roms which I have done on my og droid and my fascinate
[Nook Color General] BlackHoleSlam:
Bump plz k
[Nook Color General] toonarmy85:
Not trying to steal ur thread but would also like some info are custom roms installable on the actual nook itself or do u boot them just from the SD
[Nook Color General] danger-rat:
You can run ROMs from either the SD, or from internal...
[Nook Color General] pmilford:
HI,

A very quick summary to get you started:

The Nook color will boot first from a bootable external uSD card - so it can

be easier to 'try out' different ROMs without worrying about bricking the

device.

The internal flash memory is called 'emmc'.

You can root the stock ROMs, either the 1.01 or the 1.1 versions both are

based on Android 2.1, Eclair. You get Android market access this way and

can continue to use the stock Nook eBook app. There are rumors that

a version of Android 2.2, Froyo, with a B&N market is soon to be available.

Android 2.2, Froyo is available by ROM developers for installing on either

the internal memory or to run from external uSD cards. See for example

Nookie Froyo 6.8 in the developer section.

Android 2.3, GingerBread, is available as a pre-release from the

developers of CyanogenMOD ROMS, it is called CyanogenMOD7. They

release a new version almost every night, termed 'nightlies'. There is

a version for internal emmc or from someone else to run on uSD.

Current (3/23) versions have low frame rate hardware codec video

playback, but seem very stable otherwise. Phiremod makes a ROM

based on CM7.

Android 3.0, HoneyComb, has a very early release, based on

SDK version, not full source code.

To dual boot, see the thread in the developers section.

To overclock, see Dalingrin's kernels in the developer section.

To install new kernels and ROMs, see the ClockworkMOD (CWM) recovery thread

in the developer section.

Running a ROM from uSD can be as easy as downloading an image file,

on a PC, burning the image to uSD with "win32diskimager", then booting the

NC with the uSD inserted!

I am running CM7 nightlies and update when there are significant changes

or perhaps weekly - everything I have wanted to do has been working well.

Phiremod 5.1, based on CM7 is another good place to start.

As the NC has only one bottom button, you will also need some type

of on screen button system or button remapping to the volume buttons.

Most ROMs have something in them. I have liked Button Savior from the

market best.

Some other links:

http://nookdevs.com/Portal:NookColor

Long CM7 install description: (slightly dated now)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11535969&postcount=151

Hope this helps.

Peter
[Nook Color General] BlackHoleSlam:
peter thank you once i receive it i will get started on rooting and if i have any questions may i pm u also is therea freenode chanel?
[Surround Accessories] LosMatix:
Does anyone know where I could get a silicone or gel case for the surround??? I don't like hard snap on cases and I really don't mind not having access to speakers and kickstand. So links if you do plz!
[Surround Accessories] talontsi07:
Look into Invisible Shield. Basically they sell a screen protector that covers the entire device. I find its softer and grippy.
[LG Optimus 2x] Gilg@mesh:
Hi

The 2X seems to have same sound hardware (Wolfson WM8994 ) as the Nexus S, would it be possible to get the advantage of the voodoo sound kernel later?
[EVO 4G General] TonyArmstrong:
Interesting...

http://www.dailywireless.org/2011/03/08/another-rumor-lightsquared-sprint/

Looks like Sprint and LightSquared might be linking up to provide LTE over S's existing spectrum.

Meanwhile, in the same article, it seems that Clear is also looking at converting their towers to LTE base-stations, with the ability to deliver 90Mbps (in un-congested cells) downstream (the carrier in Japan that's getting the EVO said their WiMax network was going to deliver similar capability).

So, is it a done deal: Sprint to LTE (with some spectrum at 2.5GHz standardized around the world), with Clear's network augmenting and providing density?

Also interesting: Best Buy is buying wholesale access from LightSquared -

http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/23/best-buy-signs-up-for-lightsquareds-wholesale-lte-service/

Looks like a very fast, and very LTE future for S. Anyone up for an EVO 5LTE?
[EVO 4G General] Halabeaster54:
really interesting so their not using the 700 mhz band like verizon theyre using the 2.5ghz isnt that bad because it cant penetrate buildings as easily?
[EVO 4G General] Crossrocker:
Verizon has bought all the good spectrums

A drop of Chuck Norris's semen was placed on Android OS. We now have CyanogenMod.
[EVO 4G General] abanh:
Lightsquared I believe owns spectrum in the 1400-1500mhz frequencies. If they are going to use Clear's 2500mhz frequency to augment and help with capacity that sounds like a plan.

Edit - article states lightsquared owns spectrum in the 1600mhz frequency. That's still much better than Clear's 2500mhz, and Sprint was able to build their PCS network with 1900mhz frequency.
[EVO 4G General] TonyArmstrong:
That 2.5GHz band is apparently a world-standard. Maybe they have to bump up the wattage to get better penetration into dense buildings?

I was reading a couple of other articles and they are suggesting that Sprint might be talking about acquiring LightSquared. They apparently will be doing some network-sharing definitely.

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/report-lightsquared-talks-sprint-network-sharing-deal/2011-02-23

And interestingly in this ^^^ same article, Dan Hesse is saying that actual field deployment of LTE in their eight largest metro areas will start in the "August timeframe." What??!!

That's interesting to me, because that dude BSOD over at the Android Forums said that the new EVO 3D would be WiMax- and LTE-capable. Makes me wonder if there's a little trick hidden up the EVO 3D's sleeve -- WiMax AND LTE capability -- that Sprint is being coy about right now...
[EVO 4G General] DirtyShroomz:
It is rumored that the Evo 3D is both WiMax/LTE capable.
[EVO 4G General] blackroseMD1:
Haha, I just totally went to Wikipedia to see where San Diego was on the list of largest U.S. cities. #8.

I'm really hoping that Sprint does start to move to LTE soon, as it seems like the spread of WiMax has either slowed to a crawl, or completely stopped. Not really a point in having a 4G phone, if you're never going to get the 4G that your phone has a radio for.

That said, I really hope the E3D is WiMax/LTE...it's the only phone I've seen so far that I will trade my EVO for.
[EVO 4G General] TonyArmstrong:
Exactly. But no one is talking about it right now.

Kinda makes me think that Sprint has an "October Surprise" of its own planned.
[EVO 4G General] aimbdd:
once we get a tear down of this phone we can know for sure what it has in it.
[EVO 4G General] totalanonymity:
I hope Los Angeles gets it. Plenty cities got WiMAX before Los Angeles, which I found odd considering LA is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the country. Of course, LA is also very spread out, whereas other major metropolitan centers are more compact (see: New York City). Here's hoping for some lovely LTE on our new Evo 3Ds.
[EVO 4G General] xHausx:
I'm still trying to figure out what all the hype about LTE is over. Sure Clear's spectrum sucks for building penetration and their bandwidth is way to small at 10MHz but how would using LTE make it any better?

This may be slightly off topic since I know light squared is bringing more spectrum to the table, but I'm seriously confused about it all.
[EVO 4G General] abanh:
Lightsquared has a lot of Spectrum in the 1600mhz spectrum. With the rumors of them partnering with Sprint on the Network Vision/Project Leapfrog buildout, they will put their equipment on Sprint's towers. This helps with the speed of the build out, and building penetration won't be as much of an issue as 2500mhz Wimax. Most of Sprint's towers were spaced for 1900mhz (they didn't have 800mhz until acquiring Nextel), so I would assume 1600mhz LTE should be fine for indoor use.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Yay lets achieve 90mbps in areas that already have 4G and not roll it out to the little guys who still can't get 4G(very populated area). Sprints network blows.
[EVO 4G General] TonyArmstrong:
I think the operative term is "their eight largest" metropolitan areas -- meaning the eight markets that have the most Sprint customers, regardless their place in the overall largest metro areas. I assume that Sprint's 8 largest markets are roughly similar to the largest metro areas overall.

Hopefully, we'll all be benefiting from dramatically faster mobile broadband speeds.
[EVO 4G General] popular nobody:
Sprint's 4G solution is at a crawl or complete stop, because that's exactly what happened. The rollout is at a complete stop, and both companies still are not at an agreement. The ones who are still committed to Clear stopped investing, and it's just a mess. Sprint wants Clear to join their Network Vision, which would save both companies billions of dollars. This is the holdup on Sprint's decision towards LTE. Lightsquared is ready to use their Network Vision, and will pay Sprint for it. Clear better make their decision quick, or other companies will help Sprint make the decision soon.

The 8 largest metropolitan cities that Hesse was talking about was their multi-mode towers, and nothing more. Sprint have "soft" LTE markets, but nothing close to launch. Clear is holding **** up.

As for the EVO 3D having Beceem's BCS500 chip, which will be the first of its kind and not even in mass production, is driving me up the wall. That and a firmware, not hardware revisions, will make their old 4G capable devices run LTE. People don't think for themselves anymore. MSM8660 is not LTE-capable or 1X- Advanced/SVDO ready, but if BSOD said it, it's true. I guess I have to find the secret Sim Card later on today.
[EVO 4G General] cruise350:
Don't be so quick to jump on the Lightsquared bandwagon. They will soon be shutdown by the FCC and FAA if they can't solve the bleed over problem. Seems their tech interferes with GPS and WAAS receivers making them a danger to aviation and air traffic control. During tests an aircraft within 15 miles of their towers have had total GPS failure. They've been working on it for a while but haven't been able to fix it. Now they are trying to blame the GPS manufacturers, but it is a spectrum issue and the FAA may force the FCC to block the spectrum if they can't solve their noise bleedover problem into the GPS spectrum.
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
Doubt sprint moves fully to a LTE only network anytime in the near future.

Check out this video with the Clearwire CTO discussing the LTE trials.

http://www.lightreading.com/video.asp?doc_id=205968&

He clearly talks about how they are looking at doing both. He also says their trails will not be done for a few more months.

The good thing is the speed he reports being able to get is outstanding!
[EVO 4G General] hercules rockefeller:
a couple points of clarification;

Re in-building penetration at 2.5 GHz. This is a major downside to using 2.5GHz frequencies, but part of the advantage to network vision is that Sprint will be able to use various technologies at different frequencies. So they'll be able to run WiMax and / or LTE at the 1.9 GHz frequencies that are currently used for CDMA / EVDO, and eventually even at the 800 MHz frequencies currently used by the iDEN network (current PTT users will need to be migrated to next-generation PTT on CDMA before that spectrum can be used for other technologies. The upside to 2.5 GHz is the amount of Bandwidth Sprint's got there. Prior to the Sprint / Nextel merger, each company had enough bandwidth on it's own to run a nationwide 4G network at 2.5GHz (Nextel even trialed a Flash-OFDM based network for a while in 2003/2004, but the technology wasn't ready yet and the real-world performance was not any faster than 3G).

Regarding bandwidth, Sprint / Clear has an average of 120 MHz of bandwidth at 2.5GHz, not 10 MHz. Some of that may be Sprint's and some may be Clears, but my understanding is that most of that is owned by Clear as that bandwidth constituted the bulk of Sprint's investment in Clear. Either company should be able make use of plenty of spectrum at 2.5 GHZ for whatever purposes they deem worthy, assuming they can work out their pricing arguments. Some articles that came out a couple of weeks ago (I think one was in the Wall Street Journal, among other financial sites) made it sound like they're close to hashing out some sort of agreement, and that Clear will have the cash it needs this spring. Can't happen soon enough if you ask me.

And lastly, there's no way Sprint would move to LTE exclusively. The new multi-modal towers make it very easy to deploy multiple technology side by side. Since the network format will be decoupled from network hardware, running a new network on the same tower is as easy as pushing a software update out to the tower. There's no need to uninstall the old technology to enable new technology. Sprint's got too many 4G customers already on board to make them all migrate to a new technology, and Hesse has publicly stated that Sprint's future in 4G will include WiMax regardless of whatever else may be offered.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
Do you have any articles about the bleed over? I'd love to read more into this.
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
dude who do you get your internet service from to get that speed in your sig? I know PSINET went under long ago in '01 i think so speedtest is reporting the isp wront on the result there.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
Hahaha, that was from my last job. they had a dedicated fiber line from Cogent. I dunno where the PSINET comes from.
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
ahhh makes sense then since cognet bought up most if not all the PSINET stuff in the US.
[EVO 4G General] xHausx:
Their spectrums are right next to each other and since the GPS signals are so weak lightsquared's towers completely jam it. Although it does kind of sound like the gps manufacturers went cheap when no one was using that bandwidth and didn't add much filtering.

It all comes down to the military whose equipment you can be sure was made right.

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/02/23/fast-new-smartphone-network-cause-dangerous-interference-gps-fcc-fears/
[EVO 4G General] tech7:
Clear says that they get 90 mps but they give u 26 kb for service
[HTC Inspire 4G] plmiller0905:
I read other threads about returning to stock and getting back to "S-On" However, I'm having a difficult time getting back to "S-On" I've tried the S-On Tool as well as the method posted about doing steps 2 and 3 of the hack kit. And still I'm unable to get S-On.

So my question is can I just run the RUU to go back to stock and forget about the S-On for now?

I'm going to be returning the phone because the camera is messed up.
[HTC Inspire 4G] lrs421:
Odds are the rep in the store has no idea what s on is and won't know to check for it.

Sent from Desire HD or Inspire 4G or whatever this thing is called via premium XDA app.
[HTC Inspire 4G] blazablaz:
i agree with this 100%. I just ruu and did an exchange. they didn't bother to check anything. As long as your within your 30 days, that is their main concern from my experience.
[HTC Inspire 4G] plmiller0905:
Cool...that's what I was thinking.

Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] ytt3r:
reserved 10char

-----EDIT-----

Speed is everything

Here's to changelogs

This post will be useful in the future, but right now is just me babbling on

Yes, there is a duck on my face
[Captivate Android Development] Cezar`:
Taken

10.. a nevermind... :p